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Cabins

Our camper cabins are home to 8 or 9 campers and 2 staff members. Our rustic yet cozy cabins do not have electricity or indoor bathrooms and campers use flashlights and lanterns for light at night.  Each camper has her own cubby and shares the space under the bunk and a closet.

Each cabin is a part of a unit of 10 - 12 cabins.  Campers are place in cabins and units according to age and grade however the ages in each unit can vary from year to year and session to session.

Junior Unit is the youngest 80 campers in camp.  Junior camp ers can be as young as 7 and as old as 12 depending on the numbers in each age group. Junior Unit cabins are named after ships.  Junior Cabin names are Calypso, Carpathia, Old Ironsides, Santa Maria, Dawn Treader, Noah's Ark, Victory Chimes, Seraphim, Gypsy Moth, and SS Minnow.

Intermediate Unit is the 88 campers in the middle of the age range at camp.  Intermediates tend to be older 5th grader - 7th graders.  Cabins in Intermediates are named after magical and mythical places.  Intermediate cabin names are Emerald City, Chincoteague, Shangri-La, Camelot, Olympus, Whoville, Atlantis, Honah Lee, Terabithia, Swabee Doo, and Narnia.

Seniors are the oldest campers in camp.  They range in age from older 7th graders to 9th graders.  Senior Unit cabins are named after goddesses and constellations.  Cabin names include Athena, Great Bear, Celeste, Cassiopeia, Clytie, Demeter, Echo, Phantasis, Galactia, Hero, Imperium, and Juno.

The cabins in the Senior Unit are a new design built by the members of our Construction Cabin.  Each year one new cabin is built the construction cabin program.

Each unit has a centrally located wash house with private showers and toilets, electricity, and hot and cold water.